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The Amazing Mole
The discovery of the mole and its relationship to mass, volume, concentration, and number of particles revolutionized science in its day. With stunning graphics and visual metaphors, this program introduces students to this fundamental concept in che...(more details) |
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The Physics and Physiology of Sports
When we engage in a sports activity, we are usually not aware of the scientific way in which the activity combines the principles of physics and physiology. This program describes the principles governing the following sports activities: scuba diving...(more details) |
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Newton's Revolution: Understanding Motion
Aristotle was a wise philosopher, but his use of intuitive reasoning misled him in examining the motion of objects. In this lively program, simple experiments and dramatic dialogues with Aristotle, Galileo, and Sir Isaac Newton illustrate how our und...(more details) |
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The Photoelectric Effect
The story of the photoelectric effect is an ongoing one, from its discovery in 1887 to its use in a myriad of today's devices, such as cameras and cell phones. This program tells that story, charting the contributions of Hertz, Lenard, Planck, and Ei...(more details) |
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Physics: Properties of Light
This edition of Science Screen Report examines the importance of the Sun's electromagnetic energy, and how light makes life on Earth possible. Focusing on the properties of visible light and their relation to human perception, the program demonstrate...(more details) |
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